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Lovedeep Singh is the Managing Director of Sea Pebbles Immigration Consultants. He is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) and a registered and licensed member. Additionally, he is a proud member of the Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants (CAPIC).
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Our mission is to facilitate and guide individuals seeking to immigrate, whether temporarily or permanently, to various countries around the world.
Student Visa
What is a Canadian Study Visa?
The Student Visa allows you legal immigration status and enables you to pursue education in Canada. However, it’s the permit that authorizes your entry into the country and dictates your stay duration as specified on your Visa. The Student Visa confirms your immigration status, enabling enrollment in Canadian educational institutions. Meanwhile, the permit determines your entry and duration of stay as specified in the Visa.
Canada offers world-class universities and community colleges, offering exceptional study programs and advanced research facilities for international students. Choosing to pursue a study visa in Canada not only unlocks access to world-class education but also positions you for unparalleled personal and professional growth opportunities.
Here are the detailed requirements for obtaining a Canada study visa
You must have a letter of acceptance from a Canadian educational institution that is approved by the government.
You need to demonstrate that you have enough money to cover tuition fees, living expenses for yourself and any accompanying family members, as well as return transportation costs.
Depending on your country of origin or residence history, you may need to provide a police certificate or a clean criminal record certificate.
In some cases, you may need to undergo a medical examination to prove that you are in good health.
You must demonstrate that you have strong ties to your home country that will compel you to return after your studies in Canada.
You must fill out the appropriate application form for a study permit. Along with the form, you will need to pay the application fee.
Depending on the language of instruction at your chosen institution (English or French), you may need to provide language test results.
It’s crucial to carefully review the specific requirements outlined by the Canadian visa
Meeting these requirements and submitting a complete application will increase your chances of approval of a Canada study visa.
Spouse Visa
Spouse Visa Sponsorship
The Spouse Visa Sponsorship program is a vital part of Canada’s Family Class immigration stream. It enables Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their spouse, parents, dependent children, dependent grandparents or common-law partner for permanent residency in Canada. The primary objective of this program is to facilitate family reunification, allowing couples to live together and build their lives in Canada.
Spouse Visa: This applies to couples who are legally married, supported by official marriage documents to validate their relationship.
Common-Law Partner: To qualify, the couple must have lived together continuously for at least one year, with only brief separations for business or family reasons allowed.
Requirement for Sponsor
– The sponsor needs to be 18 years old or older.
– A Canadian citizen or permanent resident
– Must not have sponsored a spouse visa in the last 5 years
– And must have a clean criminal record and not be bankrupt
Outland Sponsorship Program
Visitor Visa
Business Visitor Visa
Documents Required - Canada Visitor Visa
To qualify for a Canada Visitor Visa, you must fulfill the following criteria:
Your passport.
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If staying with family or friends, include a formal invitation letter from them.
Immigration
Express Entry
Provincial Nomination Programs
Family Sponsorship
Caregiver Programs
Express Entry Program Detail
Eligibility for Express Entry Program
– Express Entry
– Age
– The highest level of education
– Language skills
– Canadian work experience
– Other work experience
– Skill transferability
– Other factors